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Consultation has concluded
Torbay Road Transportation Impact Study
Council voted to accept the Torbay Road North Commercial Area Follow-up Transportation Impact Study during the April 10, 2017 regular meeting. The study can be found here and under Document Library. Findings of the study will be incorporated into the City’s planning for development and capital works in the area.
The Torbay Road Transportation Study and public consultation took place in 2015 and is a follow up to the Torbay Road North Commercial Area Traffic Impact Study that the City conducted in January 2007.
Council voted to accept the Torbay Road North Commercial Area Follow-up Transportation Impact Study during the April 10, 2017 regular meeting. The study can be found hereand under Document Library. Findings of the study will be incorporated into the City’s planning for development and capital works in the area.
The Torbay Road Transportation Study and public consultation took place in 2015 and is a follow up to the Torbay Road North Commercial Area Traffic Impact Study that the City conducted in January 2007.
A "What we heard" document capturing key findings from all phases of the engagement process has been added under Document Library on the right side of this page. The online consultation process is now closed.
The Torbay Road North Commercial Area is a busy retail and business hub. Torbay Road itself acts as a gateway into St. John's and many people live in the adjacent residential communities.
As development has proceeded there have been increasing transportation demands on the roads in this area. The City has launched this project to study transportation issues.
If you travel in the Torbay Road, Stavanger Drive, or Aberdeen Avenue areas we need to hear what you have to say.
Through this project we hope to work with local residents, local business, and travelers to develop a set of solutions that will enhance people's ability to travel to or through this area.
We appreciate your comments and your time. The information on this page has been kept available for reference purposes.
Please use this map to identify specific concerns or ideas you have within the study area. Add a marker and provide a comment, identify a problem, or recommend a solution you have for this location.
